Running a home-based business means having to be able to keep track of all expenses such as your seller’s permit purchase and business supplies, as well as your business income. Knowing how to keep and maintain these important records will make it much easier at tax time. Records Your Business Should Keep Invoices Client information Receipts for […]
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Opening a new business in the state of Texas is not so difficult with the resources and help available to new business owners. Texas is friendly to startups and obtaining the necessary forms and licenses, including a Texas resale certificate, is easy. This step-by-step guide to owning a business in the Lone Star State will walk
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There’s nothing harder in life than dealing with the passing of a loved one. To make matters worse, there are all sorts of issues that familial survivors need to take care of during an already difficult time. Not only must funeral arrangements be made, but there’s also the heartbreaking task of notifying friends and family
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It may be the season of giving now, but soon enough it will be time to celebrate the day of love. With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, people are already thinking of a special gift to give to their significant other. While it’s likely that you are in the same boat, wouldn’t it be
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Online Retail Versus Brick and Mortar Business: 4 Pivotal Differences Choosing the right business platform on which to launch your new company is a decision that you don’t want to make lightly. There are all sorts of factors that you’ll need to consider before deciding which option is best. Once you’ve decided between opening an
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Preparing for the holiday shopping season in San Diego requires ensuring you have everything in order well in advance. If you are getting ready to open a seasonal business, you need to make sure to have your San Diego business tax certificate in order. Additionally, you need to make sure you will have plenty of products to
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Californians Can Now Sell Home-Cooked Food There’s nothing quite like food made with love in one’s own kitchen. For a long time, however, California residents were not allowed to sell any food that was prepared in their own homes. Thanks to legislation enacted over the last decade, individuals with a seller’s permit in California can
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Running a Business Today vs. 50 Years Ago: SIMILARITIES & DIFFERENCES Do you think it’s easier now or in the past to run a business? Some would say that running a business in today’s world is much simpler, thanks to the connected and highly digital world we live in. We have access to devices and
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Customer spending, like so much of what we do, is influenced by the seasons. Sometimes it affects us in obvious ways like buying coats in the winter and swimwear in the summer. Sometimes it’s subtler, with daylight hours, vacations, and holiday events all playing into our moods and shopping habits. This makes predicting these trends
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Dating back to the time of the Articles of Confederation, the U.S. has faced 47 recessions. Recessions are rarely credited as being a high point of economics. In fact, recessions typically result in business income losses—but a recession doesn’t have to be all bad. If you know how to spot a recession and how to thrive
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